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Global Temperatures, Heatwaves to Rise As El Niño Expected in 2023
The global temperatures are expected to rise and reach significantly as El Niño unfolds. The impact of intense heat waves and rising temperatures could affect humans and animals. Read here for the latest weather update.
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